Sentence examples for longtime benchmarks from inspiring English sources
He and other advisers highlighted one reading that would be encouraging under normal conditions: the waves of urgent selling have left stocks remarkably cheap by longtime benchmarks.
As for sporty credentials, it's worth recalling that the TSX sedan is already a longtime benchmark among budget sport sedans.
Treasury Department to Revive 30-Year Bond, A Longtime Benchmark of Credit Markets The Treasury's 30-year bond, long the benchmark of the world's credit markets, is back.
Longtime Benchmark general partners Bill Gurley and Peter Fenton are listed on the filing alongside three newer members of the partnership.
The New York Times is reporting tonight that longtime director Bill Gurley of the venture firm Benchmark is leaving the board; Gurley's colleague, Matt Cohler, will replace him.
As the artist reaches this rich moment in his career, he is also carrying the weighty legacy of his longtime partner, English novelist Christopher Isherwood, whose work is celebrating two important benchmarks: the 75th anniversary of "Goodbye to Berlin," upon which the musical "Cabaret" was based, and the 50th anniversary of "A Single Man," which was inspired by his love for Bachardy.
Meanwhile, Eric Vishria — a longtime Opsware executive who became co-founder and CEO of the social browsing startup Rockmelt — joined Benchmark in July 2014 as general partner.
Meanwhile, Eric Vishria — a longtime Opsware executive who became co-founder and CEO of the social browsing startup Rockmelt — joined Benchmark in July 2014 as general partner.
Consider them longtime frenemies.
Longtime neighbors faced off.
Now, labor unions and other longtime critics have been joined by investors like Mr. Miller, who is famous for generating a better return in his mutual fund than the benchmark Standard & Poor's 500-stock indeveryeryearar since 1991.
